Eric Adams

Here's what we have done. When we first came into office and we stated that we were not going to allow people to sleep on our street, we did just that. I don't want to hear all that noise. People are not sleeping on our streets. And we were able to move our city from encampments on the sidewalks, on the highways, in our train stations. You don't see that anymore in this city.

And because of that success, you now have those that are suing us, but we're still carrying out the job.

And because of that success, you now have those that are suing us, but we're still carrying out the job.

And because of that success, you now have those that are suing us, but we're still carrying out the job.

Who are we serving here? That's the disconnect. You know, the loudest... don't represent the majority. I hear from everyday New Yorkers that say, thank you for taking this encampment off our street. Thank you for making sure that our communities have the quality of life issues.

Who are we serving here? That's the disconnect. You know, the loudest... don't represent the majority. I hear from everyday New Yorkers that say, thank you for taking this encampment off our street. Thank you for making sure that our communities have the quality of life issues.

Who are we serving here? That's the disconnect. You know, the loudest... don't represent the majority. I hear from everyday New Yorkers that say, thank you for taking this encampment off our street. Thank you for making sure that our communities have the quality of life issues.

But the professional loudest that really are not speaking on behalf of everyday New Yorkers, I hear everyday New Yorkers, and I know that we're in the right direction.

But the professional loudest that really are not speaking on behalf of everyday New Yorkers, I hear everyday New Yorkers, and I know that we're in the right direction.

But the professional loudest that really are not speaking on behalf of everyday New Yorkers, I hear everyday New Yorkers, and I know that we're in the right direction.

Here's what we're going through in the city. What's overshadowing our success is how people are feeling. because of random acts of violence. Yes. You have to go back to 2009 when you take out the two COVID years to see our subway system safer. We have over a billion riders, 4.5 million a day. We have an average of six felonies a day out of those 4.5 million a day.

Here's what we're going through in the city. What's overshadowing our success is how people are feeling. because of random acts of violence. Yes. You have to go back to 2009 when you take out the two COVID years to see our subway system safer. We have over a billion riders, 4.5 million a day. We have an average of six felonies a day out of those 4.5 million a day.

Here's what we're going through in the city. What's overshadowing our success is how people are feeling. because of random acts of violence. Yes. You have to go back to 2009 when you take out the two COVID years to see our subway system safer. We have over a billion riders, 4.5 million a day. We have an average of six felonies a day out of those 4.5 million a day.

But none of that means anything when someone is burned to death on your subway system. Exactly, that's exactly right. Or someone shoved you to the subway track. But when you do a correlation of What's causing that fear, that anxiety, is those with severe mental health issues.

But none of that means anything when someone is burned to death on your subway system. Exactly, that's exactly right. Or someone shoved you to the subway track. But when you do a correlation of What's causing that fear, that anxiety, is those with severe mental health issues.

But none of that means anything when someone is burned to death on your subway system. Exactly, that's exactly right. Or someone shoved you to the subway track. But when you do a correlation of What's causing that fear, that anxiety, is those with severe mental health issues.

We have been fighting with our state lawmakers as well as those advocates again that are trying to stop us from taking those with severe mental health illness off our streets. And we have been successful in doing that. 8,000 people died. with mental health illness, we were able to remove off our subway system and put them into what we call safe haven.

We have been fighting with our state lawmakers as well as those advocates again that are trying to stop us from taking those with severe mental health illness off our streets. And we have been successful in doing that. 8,000 people died. with mental health illness, we were able to remove off our subway system and put them into what we call safe haven.

We have been fighting with our state lawmakers as well as those advocates again that are trying to stop us from taking those with severe mental health illness off our streets. And we have been successful in doing that. 8,000 people died. with mental health illness, we were able to remove off our subway system and put them into what we call safe haven.

So the real battle is dealing with the anxiety that people are feeling. But this city has recovered more jobs in the city history, second largest tourism in city history. Our subway system is safe back to the 2009 days of 20,000 illegal guns removed off our streets. Our cops have stepped up.